[00:00] fginther: one final MP for clock app -> https://code.launchpad.net/~nik90/ubuntu-clock-app/release-1.0/+merge/190510 [00:00] fginther: it just increments clock to version 1.0 [00:00] popey: can you approve ^^ [00:01] or mhall119 ^^ [00:04] nik90: will saving an alarm work in that rev? [00:04] mhall119: I tested it few hours back, it still didnt.. [00:05] mhall119: let me grab the upstream MP that I was referring to [00:05] is that something that needs to be fixed in the clock app, or underlying api and platform? [00:05] mhall119: it has been fixed upstream in EDS -> https://code.launchpad.net/~renatofilho/qtorganizer5-eds/changes-notify/+merge/189487 [00:05] mhall119: however I dont think that MP has landed on the phone [00:06] ok, but there won't need to be a change in clock-app to make it work once the eds fix lands? [00:06] mhall119: I dont think so, but I will have to still test it to make sure [00:07] ok, in that case I will approve this MP [00:07] mhall119: also everythingn needed for alarm notification has been done on the clock side. just waiting for the indicator -date-time work to be reviewed and merged (again upstream) [00:07] mhall119: so to summarize, the clock app side everything has been done [00:08] awesome, you guys have done amazing work on that app [00:09] mhall119: thnx..I just hope all upstream bits land quickly for me to test alarm (with notification) on phone..then I would be really happy :) [00:14] me too, who's working on those bits now? [00:15] mhall119: charles has finished on the indicator date-time stuff. Being reviewed by ted I think. [00:15] mhall119: and renato fixed the EDS stuff [00:16] mhall119: ted implemented the url stuff to call the clock app when a user clicks on the alarms list which wil be shown in the indicator date-time [00:20] nhaines, damn tht image has the same issue :/ [00:40] ahayzen: ouch. :( Well, if disabling Mir doesn't fix the problem, it should be fixed in a day or so. === chriadam|away is now known as chriadam [00:40] nhaines, i may not have done it right but yh not sure how to test a branch on a device at the moment :/ [00:41] nik90: This is probably my favorite mobile clock app. Very pretty and everyone's impressed when I show it off. So thanks for all your work there. :) [00:42] nhaines: thnx a lot. much appreciated :) [00:42] ahayzen: just have to do 'rm /home/phablet/.display-mir' and then reboot. Should work outside of that. [00:42] nhaines, i'll try it again [00:42] nik90: My favorite feature is the sunrise/sunset. But everyone just rolls their eyes when I say that, hehe. :) [00:42] nik90: where do those data come from, btw? [00:43] nhaines: openweather online API [00:43] nik90: thanks. [00:45] nhaines: sry, we changed to geonames.org API. It is also used for other purposes such as world clock timezone info. Geonames is also currently used by the ubuntu installer and is hence proven to be reliable [00:45] nhaines, aha! it worked... think i may have missed the reboot and flashed it instead [00:45] nhaines, thanks [00:46] ahayzen: wonderful. :D [00:46] have u tried turning it off and on again? lol [00:46] nik90: Oh, that's good to know too. I didn't know geonames.org gave sunrise/sunset. :) [00:47] ahayzen: hehe, sometimes it does work! [00:47] :) [00:47] nhaines: http://api.geonames.org/timezone?lat=52.37403&lng=4.88&username=krnekhelesh [00:48] nhaines: It is quite a extensive website [00:48] nik90: nice. :) Does the clock ever use GPS data, or just the city name data? [00:49] nhaines: atm, the clock and weather both get their latitude and longitude information using geoIP and then use that to retrieve information such as timezone, sunrise, sunset data etc. [00:50] nhaines: however next cycle I intend to switch to GPS for that. Didnt have enough time to do that this cycle since gps support landed pretty late [00:52] nik90: sounds good. I know geoIP was destined to be a backup, so now you already have that in place. :) [00:53] nik90: if you're doing weather too, I'm thrilled with that. Forecast previews are a little unintuitive but I intend to produce some documentation. [00:53] nhaines: no I am only involved in the clock app although here and there I try to collaborate with them to reduce code duplication :) [00:54] nik90: makes sense. The locations list really screamed to be converged (although I know OpenWeatherMap doesn't make that possible). [00:56] nhaines: true, I remember that point coming up in the mailing list. However there were different designers for clock and weather and hence the diversity :P. However I believe a discussion between the designers is in progress. [00:57] nik90: well, the clock design is brilliant. I'm not sure what I think about a 24-hour alarm spinner, but the timer and stopwatch a brilliant. I'll just cross my fingers on the alarm thing. [00:58] nhaines: hehe..there is still some inconsistency between 12 hour and 24 hour formats. We should address them next cycle [01:01] Yeah, Unity displays in 12-hour and the clock in 24-hour. It'll be nice to be consistent for LTS. :) [01:11] +1 === chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk [03:27] OK, well I did it. Flashed my nexus 10. [03:27] Well, I think I have. [03:28] I got down to the part where it says "be patient". https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Install [03:28] It took 84 minutes on my hotel internet. [03:30] It finished and then got to "INFO:phablet-flash:Command 'adb reboot bootloader' returned non-zero exit status 1" [03:31] Oh, above that it says "INFO:phablet-flash:Restarting device... wait" [03:31] error: device offline [03:33] Now it's just at the greg@Netbook:~$ prompt. [03:34] Kinda stumped what to do next. [03:38] Well, I did the flash again and it's doing a lot more now! (excited!) [03:38] The tablet has rebooted a bunch of times and stuff is happening. [03:39] hi [03:39] how is touch working out for everyone? [03:40] Just installing it now! [03:40] It's grinding through the last steps I think. [03:41] nice [03:41] what phone? [03:42] Nexus 10 [03:43] "ROM may flash stock recovery on boot. Fix?" [03:43] Not sure what to do now. [03:43] Should I choose "No" or "Yes - Disable recovery flash"? [03:46] dunno i have not installed it yet. [03:47] Boo ya! It's alive! [03:47] :) [03:48] I'm still not sure if this is going to upgrade into the release version after the 17th, but I couldn't wait. [03:52] I am going to try and install it on a droid charge [03:55] lucenut: it will. [03:58] it will install on to it ? [03:58] oh i see nvm. [03:59] does it effect clock work mod or no ? [04:53] ha, image #92 on mako feels good! [04:53] Boo, I literally just checked an hour ago to see if there was a new build. :P [04:53] * nhaines should probably get the build schedule. [04:54] :) [04:55] it might be not promoted yet, I used phablet-flash ubuntu-system --channel devel-proposed -b [04:56] but from the looks of it I'd say it will certainly be promoted - although maguro seems to struggle, so I'm not sure if they can promote mako only or do they need to have #93 for some maguro specific fix [04:57] but on nexus 4 my showstoppers are gone. it performs better, keyboard works again (as far as I've used it). [04:57] Then I am sad because I am on maguro. :P [04:57] What's not working there? [04:58] ah, that's too bad :( well I just see the image testing autopilot tests look poor, so I wonder if there is some single point of failure which causes it to be bad, or what [04:58] Builds are promoted universally, so no waiting for maguro. [04:58] Well, I'm already running 91 because 90 was pretty useless on maguro, so in about 10 minutes we'll see about 92. :) [04:59] I hope screenshotting works again soon. [04:59] Also I need to find out the command to trigger the tutorial again. [04:59] nhaines: with luck the AP tests are wrong and it's not worse on maguro than 90/91 [05:00] but actually benefits from the same fixes to eg. keyboard etc [05:00] Mirv: I'll cross my fingers. :D [05:01] If *everything's* broken, I can always slum it in Android for a day. [05:02] ;) [05:02] it does clearly boot, and run something [05:03] all the 'systemsettle' are failing, which might be just a evaluation problem, while some tests succeed so surely it's not completely broken. it's just not as big an improvement in terms of numbers as mako. [05:04] but numbers don't tell everything [05:07] Mirv: oh, I'm not actually worried yet. :) It's only been sitting at the "upgrading" screen for about 8 minutes now. === chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun [05:29] nhaines, there are improvements for maguro in the pipeline, we just needed to rule out blockers on mako first [05:30] tvoss: I am completely okay with a stepwise process. Also if I can help test in any way please let me know. [05:30] nhaines, sure, let me coordinate with people once they wake up :) [05:31] tvoss: yay. :) [06:03] Ok, I have a question. [06:03] !question [06:03] Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience [06:05] Many of you must have heard about HTC HD2. Its a mobile, and currently supports UBUNTU (PC Version). We can port android in it, so I was thinking, maybe we can also port Ubuntu Touch in it. [06:05] Many of you must have heard about HTC HD2. Its a mobile, and currently supports UBUNTU (PC Version). We can port android in it, so I was thinking, maybe we can also port Ubuntu Touch in it. Aren't I right? [06:05] AWS: if you can get CyanogenMod 10.1 to run, you can get Ubuntu Touch to run. [06:06] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Porting [06:06] Ya, I can run CM10.1 in it. [06:09] AWS: well that's good news then. :) [06:09] ah, some icons disappeared again from 'more suggestions' :/ [06:11] I can run CM10.2 also, but it is not in the list of supported devices. It is an unofficial port, [06:13] So, what I have to do to run Ubuntu Touch in it. I know that simply using the developer version and putting a kernel won't work. It won't be that simple right? [06:14] AWS: you'l need to port the operating system to the HTC HD2. [06:14] I've already linked the porting guide: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Porting [06:15] Thanks [06:53] gusch: how's the https://code.launchpad.net/~dandrader/ubuntu-keyboard/improve_kbd_info_ipc/+merge/190418 review going, you were reportedly looking at that? [06:54] Mirv: testing it [06:54] ok thanks, keep me updated so we can rebuild it at cu2d as well [07:00] good morning [07:21] I am trying to compile Ubuntu touch for Sony Xperia Z (codename: yuga) ...but I am lot of compilation issues ........my host machine is 32-bit [07:22] Can someone please tell me that to compile the source code for Ubuntu touch ...I should be having 64-bit machine [07:27] Can someone please tell me that to compile the source code for Ubuntu touch ...I should be having 64-bit machine ? [07:27] Abhishek: you're compiling it for ARM, not for Intel, so your machine shouldn't matter at all. [07:27] The only thing it should change is how fast it compiles. [07:28] nhaines: Thanks [07:29] nhaines: But, I am facing lot of compilation issues [07:29] nhaines: Segmentation fault (core dumped) ...during compilation [07:29] Abhishek: no doubt, but it's not because you're running Intel or a 32-bit machine. :) [07:29] I wish I could help more, but I do know at least that much to be true. [07:30] nhaines: Ok ....thanks :) [07:40] Does anyone know if we're getting Twitter/Facebook/Google support on Touch? [07:46] nhaines: define "support" [07:46] nhaines: currently they're webapps [07:47] popey: by support I mean "system settings > accounts" isn't pretending, and Frends starts working. [07:47] I also consider "launches an instanced browser but no Unity integration" also to mean "not supported," but that's me. :) [07:48] (Actually, I'm a bit sad there's no Unity integration for any of the webapps. I figured that to be the sure bet.) [07:55] Oh, the Ubuntu Touch first-run tutorial calls the Welcome Screen a lock screen, but all marketing every emphasizes that it's not a lock screen. What do I file a bug against in LP? [07:55] s/every/everywhere/ [08:00] Does anyone know why Ubuntu One is required for click downloads? [08:04] is possible iso ubuntu-touch for sony min pro [08:05] hi there. [08:11] nhaines: ultimately you want to download paid apps and give reviews just like on the desktop [08:11] which will require that you're logged in [08:13] pascaltux: there's a few sony devices here https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Devices [08:15] kalikiana: That makes sense. Bit odd to require it when there's no payment support and no other U1 integration other than db storage. [08:16] kalikiana: But as long as there's a story there, that works. From the mailing list I understood it was a bug. [08:16] Hey there, I'm trying to enable 3G with development version. I'm getting Unknown Connection: orange. I copied the 'proper' file as outlined in the Ricardo guide on google +. Any thoughts why it's not working? Much appreciated! [08:18] wilhelm_: you're probably going to need to tell us which device you're using, what carrier, and what G+ post you're referring to. [08:18] Also which build you're running. [08:18] Nexus 4 [08:18] wilhelm_: that's mako [08:19] 'adb shell system-image-cli -i' will tell us which build number you're on. [08:19] just a sec [08:22] current build number: 90 device name: mako channel: devel last update: 2013-10-10 23:43:57 version version: 90 version ubuntu: 20131010 version device: 20131010 [08:22] Error: Ubuntu bug 20131010 could not be found [08:25] nhaines: it's -> "current build number: 90 device name: mako channel: devel last update: 2013-10-10 23:43:57 version version: 90 version ubuntu: 20131010 version device: 20131010" [08:25] Error: Ubuntu bug 20131010 could not be found [08:29] wilhelm_: good. And is your carrier GSM or LTE? That should be enough information for someone to help you. [08:30] GSM [08:30] nhaines: Thanks, so much. [08:31] I had the understanding that this was "just working" by now on mako, although on maguro (my phone, the Galaxy Nexus), it broke again. Probably until build 93 tomorrow. Or later today. [08:31] wilhelm_: so I can't help further, but we got the right info out here. :) [08:32] nhaines: uhm. What should be the path to the config file? [08:32] I mean maybe that's the issue here :). [08:33] Ricardo stated on g+ -> adb push /data/ubuntu/etc/NetworkManager/system-connections/ [08:34] /data/ubuntu doesn't exist on my phone anymore. [08:35] Try /userdata/system-data/etc/NetworkManager [08:35] adb push /userdata/system-data/etc/NetworkManager/system-connections/ [08:35] cyphermox: Sorry was afk [08:35] cyphermox: what NM fix? [08:35] cyphermox: I thought NM stable update had been rejected by release team? [08:37] nhaines: it's there as well. Now pushed it to all locations that I've manage to find with "NetworkManager" that followed the pattern. No luck [08:38] wilhelm_: that's definitely where my wifi data is being pointed. Actually, there's no celluar info there. [08:38] nhaines: what's "just working"? [08:39] seb128: hi! Ken told me that you could help with reviews for Online Accounts [08:39] popey: celluar data on mako with build 92. [08:39] mardy, hey, sure can [08:40] seb128: here's a simple but important one: https://code.launchpad.net/~mardy/signon-ui/lp1238485/+merge/190544 [08:40] nhaines: oh, yeah, celluar data has "Just Worked ™ " for some time on mako [08:41] popey: right. But for wilhelm_ he's getting an error. "Unknown Connection: Orange". [08:41] Then he tried to follow some outdated web instructions. :) [08:41] Then he improvised. wilhelm_, do you have a link to that G+ post? [08:42] nhaines: :) pretty much yeah. [08:42] nhaines: https://plus.google.com/100264483712374857174/posts/3o1tjYo9Ghx [08:42] nhaines: that was the only thing I managed to find out there about that. [08:42] * popey adds a comment to that thread ☻ [08:43] wilhelm_: does your sim have a lock on it? [08:43] I used my phone on Orange (UK) previously, not recently though. [08:44] popey: no. It's unlocked. [08:48] Good morning all! Happy Friday, and happy Egg Day! :-D [08:50] JamesTait: I don't know about Egg Day, but I definitely like eggs, so yay! :) [08:50] nhaines, it's a thing, I promise! [08:50] nhaines, https://www.internationalegg.com/corporate/eggindustry/section.asp?id=26 [08:51] JamesTait: I almost made eggs yesterday, too. Well, I know what I'll have for breakfast then. :) [08:51] mardy, comment approved but I can't change the status, not in the right team [08:51] mardy, so you need to do that === iahmad is now known as iahmad|afk [08:52] I had porridge for breakfast today, even though it was Porridge Day yesterday. I'll have eggs for lunch, though. ;) [08:52] I installed Ubuntu touch on a nexus 7. It works for a little while, then the screen starts to flicker and stops responding [08:52] Is this a known issue or should I report a bug? [08:53] seb128: OK, will do. Thanks! [08:53] nhaines: you almost *made* eggs? You may want to see a doctor. Or maybe a gynecologist [08:54] popey: just need to eat enough calcium. :) [08:57] seb128: glad you're working on bug 1238315. Thanks for the quick triage and update. :) [08:57] bug 1238315 in ubuntu-system-settings (Ubuntu) "No visual indication of the current build number" [Low,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1238315 === JamesTai1 is now known as JamesTait [08:59] nhaines, yw ;-) [09:05] didrocks, there was a patch to qt that fixed an issue with unity8 freezing eating up 100% cpu, we don't have that one released yet? [09:05] mhr3: do you have the reference? [09:06] didrocks, ehm, see commit msg of http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~unity-team/unity8/trunk/revision/426 [09:07] 1236316 [09:07] lp bug 1236316 [09:07] Launchpad bug 1236316 in Unity 8 "Unity dash hangs when using style delegates on Tile.qml" [Undecided,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1236316 [09:08] mhr3: the unity-mir is not in, right? [09:09] don't know about unity-mir and how it's related to this [09:09] i just see that the dash freezes, and not having the patch could be the source of that [09:10] mhr3: can you tell me the source? [09:11] here it is [09:11] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/qtdeclarative-opensource-src/+bug/1236765 [09:11] Ubuntu bug 1236765 in qtdeclarative-opensource-src (Ubuntu) "[PATCH] Fix infinite loop in QQmlIncubator::forceCompletion" [Undecided,In progress] [09:11] mhr3: is one is plan for image 94 (so today) [09:11] this* [09:12] cool, thx for confirming [09:12] yw [09:14] tmoenicke: hey, have you seen https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-keyboard/+bug/1238098 ? [09:15] Ubuntu bug 1238098 in ubuntu-keyboard "Autopilot test fails because of extra inserted characters" [High,Confirmed] [09:16] oSoMoN: this is the 3rd bug with 'extra inserted characters' [09:16] which is seen on mir only [09:16] tmoenicke: any clue what the cause of the bug could be? [09:16] oSoMoN: no [09:17] tmoenicke: so should this bug be marked duplicate of another one? [09:17] oSoMoN: also, this could be anywhere, doesnt need to be related to maliit [09:17] i think something goes wrong with events somewhere [09:17] tmoenicke: yeah, I understand the bug is not necessarily in the keyboard itself, but I think it needs to get our attention anyway [09:17] when you push power button it inserts an "*" [09:18] tmoenicke: ok, so it might very well be a bug in mir itself, can you point me to the master bug report? [09:18] oSoMoN: the person who does the input stuff on mir should check it [09:18] letme check .. [09:19] oSoMoN: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubuntu-keyboard/+bug/1232122 [09:19] Ubuntu bug 1232122 in ubuntu-keyboard (Ubuntu) "With MIR enabled, pressing power key when a text field is selected inserts a * character" [High,Triaged] [09:21] tmoenicke: this is not exactly the same bug, but very likely related indeed [09:22] oSoMoN: looking for the other one [09:22] sensor service starts up better for me [09:22] @Ogra.. you around? lol.. forgot media-caf folder in qcom.. [09:22] Hopefully that will work [09:22] tmoenicke: can you please follow up with the mir team to ensure those bugs get attention? [09:30] oSoMoN: yep it should be fixed asap [09:36] ev, ping [09:36] Saviq: pong! [09:36] ev, hey, daisy again! [09:36] ev, I had to add universe to deb-src [09:37] ev, to retrace stuff from the phone [09:37] ev, 'cause some of it is not in main [09:37] oh? [09:37] I'm confused as to why you'd need that in deb-src [09:37] it doesn't need source packages at all (except to stop python-apt from complaining) [09:38] ev, hmm, ok, I'll let you know exactly what happens in case I encounter it again [09:38] Saviq: please do. I wonder if python-apt does its complaining per pocket [09:52] can someone give me the output of lsmod on mako? [09:52] lsmod returns no loaded modules for me [09:52] Or can anybody explain to me how the modules are loaded === alan_g is now known as alan_g|vt [10:00] ev, so... I've tried retracing a .crash from phone on the desktop, and now it tries to download i386 and amd64 from ports.u.c [10:01] ev, maybe we need [arch=armhf] there? [10:03] Saviq: what was the command you ran? [10:04] ev, http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/6221754/ [10:06] Saviq: it's not critical, but yeah you should have [arch=i386,amd64] and [arch=armhf] on normal and ports archives respectevily. [10:06] ^ pitti this looks like a bug, no? [10:06] xnox, it won't continue [10:06] Wellark: ping [10:06] Saviq: well normal apt does.... so yeah probably bug in wrappers that used above. [10:07] xnox: the retracer code uses a special sources.list for armhf [10:07] http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~daisy-pluckers/daisy/trunk/files/head:/retracer/config/Ubuntu%2013.10/ [10:07] @N0tTh30n3 Are you installing the daily image? [10:08] gema: pong [10:09] ev: neither of which work if one is outside, where only split mirrors are visible, and has at least one arch from each of (archive, ports) [10:09] OrokuSaki: Yeah [10:10] Saviq, ev: yes, this does look like a bug; it's supposed to grab that from teh report's Architecture: field [10:10] unless that is wrong/absent? [10:10] @N0tTh30n3 http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-touch/daily-preinstalled/current/ [10:10] ? [10:11] You are installing 2 files [10:11] rootfs and mako system partition? [10:11] OrokuSaki: I've used that one, I'm using MultiROM to dual boot, I was troubleshooting why I don't have network [10:12] After you install does android work? [10:12] OrokuSaki: saucy-preinstalled-touch-armhf.zip and saucy-preinstalled-touch-armel+mako.zip as per MultiROM howto [10:13] OrokuSaki: Android works fine === oreneeshy_ is now known as oreneeshy [10:13] so maybe... it is sideloading with kexec? I am unfamiliar with mako [10:13] anyways adb into it [10:13] go to /system/lib/modules [10:13] and run insmod ./filename.ko [10:13] OrokuSaki: uname -a Linux ubuntu-phablet 3.4.0-3-mako #21-Ubuntu SMP PREEMPT Tue Oct 8 13:11:48 UTC 2013 armv7l armv7l armv7l GNU/Linux [10:14] and then run lsmod and see if it loads a module [10:14] Morning all === tkamppeter_ is now known as tkamppeter [10:14] ogra_: I'm a happy bunny this morning , The evening has kill 3g :D [10:14] pitti, Architecture says armhf [10:14] I have to do this order, compat.ko cfg80211.ko and ath6kl.ko you will be different [10:15] if I was going to insmod manually... [10:15] OrokuSaki: I think I just miss a lot of module files [10:15] pitti, I've added [arch=] to the deb lines, but it failed to map any .so to a package :/ [10:15] ev, ↑ [10:15] on call, sorry [10:15] not from a factory image that ubuntu compiled and zip.. no you wont [10:15] mis [10:15] davmor2, i dont see network-manager ... wasnt the fix in there ? [10:15] pitti, ev http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/6221787/ [10:15] ls /system/lib/modules [10:16] I have no hardware module files [10:16] then something is wrong [10:16] I'm guessing MultiROM install messes this up [10:16] yep [10:16] you could unzip it and untar it yourself or something [10:16] maybe... [10:16] ls /system/lib/modules/3.4.0-3-mako/kernel/ [10:16] drivers fs net ubuntu [10:17] pitti, ev, here's the .crash if you want to look at it http://people.canonical.com/~msawicz/_usr_bin_unity8.32011.crash [10:18] ogra_: I got the packages for ofono and nm from personal archives I'm going to ping everyone in a minute with my syslog and stuff [10:19] http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2472295 Ubuntu Touch does not work at the moment [10:19] @N0tTh30n3 [10:19] davmor2, i also dont see it on the spreadsheet === chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk [10:20] ogra_: which one in particular, me looses track of the millions of spreadsheets that he has. :D === chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun [10:21] OrokuSaki: Yeah, I know, I just wanted to try and troubleshoot a bit and maybe provide the dev of MultiROM with some feedback better then:"Yeah, it ain't working here either", and than just lay back like the lazy ..... I am and wait for it to be fixed...... [10:21] davmor2, there is no trace of network-manager on the sheet [10:22] @N0tTh30n3 Seriously.. I am sure the dev can do it. =) [10:22] but [10:22] :-) [10:22] you could bring the modules over yourself and try to load them [10:22] =) [10:22] ogra_: I thought I saw cyphermox ask asac to look at it last night. /me goes and grabs hi irssi emails [10:22] open up the mako zip file from the daily downloads === _salem is now known as salem_ [10:23] grab the .ko files from /system/lib/modules and them bring them over [10:23] put them in your .zip and try to install or mount /system as write and bring them over, etc [10:23] they may just load [10:25] @Ogra... you guys tested qcom/media-legacy? =) I don't think mine was building.. retrying... [10:25] not sure what we do in the media stack, wait for jhodapp|afk to show up [10:26] ty [10:26] OrokuSaki: I'm gonna give it a try [10:26] I would just mount /system like this: mount -o remount,rw /system [10:26] adb push filename.ko /system/lib/modules or module forget [10:27] and then insmod the .ko file and lsmod to verify [10:27] run ifconfig and look for wlan0 [10:27] or etc [10:33] Ok thanks === hikiko is now known as hikiko|lunch [10:40] popey: do you have a 5GHz network to which your N4 can connect? [10:40] or ogra_ ^ ? [10:40] gema, I do [10:40] no [10:40] * Saviq tries [10:40] Saviq: any chance you could verify bug 1237357 [10:40] bug 1237357 in indicator-network (Ubuntu) "wifi indicator not showing lock on a password protected 5GHz network" [High,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1237357 [10:40] probably [10:41] gema, sure, sec - once I get my network indicator bug [10:41] Saviq: ack [10:41] gema: hard for me to do as i have two networks with the same id, different frequency [10:42] well, four [10:42] popey: ok, let's see if Saviq can [10:43] popey: I guess you are testing seamless mobility :D [10:43] ya [10:43] and lazyness [10:43] i win at that [10:43] hehe [10:46] gema, nope, got the lock here [10:47] Saviq: are you on WPA2 or WPA? [10:48] gema, nmcli says "WPA WPA2"... [10:48] Saviq: can you for it to WPA2? [10:48] mine only takes WPA2 [10:49] force it* [10:49] gema, yeah, trying [10:49] Saviq: thanks [10:50] gema, yeah +1 [10:50] Saviq: nice, thanks [10:50] gema, so it's not about freq [10:50] gema, it's about WPA WPA2 vs. WPA2 [10:50] Saviq: no, I thought so [10:50] Wellark: ^^ [10:51] Saviq: can you confirm on the bug, plz: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/indicator-network/+bug/1237357 [10:51] Ubuntu bug 1237357 in indicator-network (Ubuntu) "wifi indicator not showing lock on a password protected 5GHz network" [High,New] [10:51] $ sudo modprobe mac80211_hwsim [10:51] FATAL: Module mac80211_hwsim not found. [10:51] argh [10:51] gema: ^ so much for simulating a 5 GHz AP :/ [10:51] gema, done [10:51] seems we don't build that module on our phone kernels [10:52] pitti: Saviq just confirmed that it is WPA2 vs WPA WPA2 [10:52] pitti: it's not about the frequency [10:52] Saviq: thanks [10:52] ack [10:52] Wellark: hope that helps you deal with it with your router [10:56] gema, pitti: ok, thanks! that's really helpful === Max____ is now known as max-and [11:05] gema: so which icon are we talking about exactly? [11:05] the one in the result list [11:05]